Encore Crossing Apartments

I have lived there for going on 2 years and have only had 2 total. Must be that building.

I live there right now and have been since July 2012. I have not had any problems, if I do we let the office know nicely (its amazing what time of voice and body language gets you) and they take care of it.

The price is a little high but its better than living in the cheap ones in the ghettos. If you actually read your apt contract it tells you everything you can and cant do... rules are rules. I always follow them so I have never had a problem.

Yes parking is not the best over by my area but that is why I am willing to pay for my spot and my husbands. If you dont like it move out and find somewhere else to live. If you dont like following rules go buy a house so you can set your own rules.

Rules are what come with renting.

"they" dont tow your car, the person who pays every month to have a reserved spot does. I have people towed from my spot all the time. I have only seen people get towed from parking against the fire lane, handicap or reserved covered parking.

Wow that is crazy.

THEY *** US!!! My husband got his orders two weeks out from his report date...they are still making us pay for the extra three weeks that we won't even be here.

They do not honor the military clause, they still charge you the full 30 days as in a normal lease termination without the extra termination fee.

Also, one side of the parking lot is completely black at night, there is no lighting (which we have suggested they put in) and one evening a bunch of cars got smashed up and broken into. It cost us over $600 to fix PLUS the things that were stolen.

Others had the same, if not more damage. The management didn't bat an eye at the problem (which is in the lease agreement, they aren't responsible for cars, they could have been a little more civil and apologetic about it though) and still...no lighting on that side of the parking lot.

Clearly this person works for the community and frankly, if this the language(at least learn to spell) and level of customer service you "anonymously" are giving your residents than clearly the review must be true. You wrote a page long "rant" of why the above is incorrect.

The truth is I read the reviews for apartments on several sites and majority of what someone puts is probably incorrect but when their multiple reviews stating the same thing and than one "anonymous" poster ignorantly insulting the poster, praising the complex like its some utopia than clearly they work for the property.

You should be embarrassed that you wasted this much time to even comment, and not only make you look bad "anonymously" but also this complex with its rude staff that make an "hourly" wage and cant afford to stay at a place that they pompously act like they can. Get a life and a real job.

Staff are rude and disrespectful and eager to use your lease contract to bludgeon you with. They quote things like the fair housing act when trying to justify screwing you which shows you the level of intellect you are dealing with. Clearly never have read the law nor would they understand it if they did. Their newest letter claims they are going to use DNA matching to figure out who isn't picking up their dog ***. What a joke.

I am about to be in court with these people I have already hired an attorney. I bought a home and went to the office to tell them I would be moving out in 30 days. I gave them the notice and told them I would appreciate them trying to lease the apartment by that time since my lease will be up. I told them I understand that the lease requires a 60 day notice and I would pay the additional month if necessary but they also have the power to release me from that requirement at their discretion. They then immediately leased the apartment for the day following my planned move out and informed me that I owe them 3800 dollars in breach of contract and reletting fees. They are not out a single dime as I have payed all rent up to my move out date of may 3rd.

Don't live here unless you want to be treated like an inmate or a stepchild who should be thankful they allow you to stay. I have had many other disputes with management too many to list but would be happy to respond to any emails.

Don't believe me?

Derek Debowski - Apt 717 until may 3rd come see me or email

Derek.Debowski@***.com

How's that for anonymous?

I love the apartments! Parking is never an issue, at least by my building that is.

Yes the price is on the high side, but look were we are living. Wood floors, cherry wood kitchen cabinets, track lighting, his/her sinks. That's not all, but this is a great place to live. The gates do WORK, which is good because my last two apartments the gates would be broken for a couple of weeks.

Sara is a great agent here, and she has always been able to help with any complications we have had. If your having problems paying the price the one bedroom is always nice and well under $1200.

You should rent a house if you can with that amount it is not cheap you will not pay below $1200. There is a parking lot problem everyday You have to deal with that(Zimbabwe style design) management is not good if you have signed the contract you are done as a trash.

Complex is new and clean that is the only good things about it. IF THEY TELL YOU ONLY ONE OR TWO APARTMENT LEFT AVAILABLE DO NOT BELIEVE THEM.

I was looking my apartment last summer. I saw 15 apartments and all of them told me they have only one or two available apartments left and I sent my friend couple of hours later they had different apartments and numbers for him.

I live in Encore Crossings and while you're right that parking is difficult, it's not IMPOSSIBLE to find parking next to your building. It's the luck of the draw, just like everywhere else!

The staff definitely does care about their residents; I've never been denied assistance or help when I've asked for anything. Marissa and the other ladies that work in the office are extremely busy, but never to the point where they haven't been willing to help out when I needed something, or at least look into the issue and give me a return phonecall with a solution.

It's gated, the gates actually WORK, safe, clean and the units are gorgeous.

While the rent is on the high side, I'd rather pay to live amongst quality people than have cheap rent and live in a place that allows "just anyone" to reside in their community.

If you can afford to live in a place like this, then what is an extra $35 a month to maintain a reserved, covered parking spot outside your building?